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Scrollspy not working on docs secondary nav when running locally #13659
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/CC @fat |
I guess Affix needs some more unit tests. |
Yeah. I noticed it too yesterday, but I thought my local tree was messed up so I didn't dig into this more. |
What's interesting is that I don't see the issue present in my |
Another reason to merge in the style improvements then! 😄 |
OK, I was tricked. Basically if you open |
So it's not the above patch I mentioned that's causing the problem. I'll try to pinpoint the faulty commit. |
@XhmikosR Yeah, I see what you mean. The parent nav section will work if I load the page with a sub-nav item: |
Yeah and it makes things harder to pinpoint the cause :( I have reverted all relevant changes after 3.1.1 and I still can't make it to work. The 3.1.1 tag works fine, so it must be something really weird... |
The parent links get |
hm… im not seeing this problem in chrome… |
Yeah, working for me now in latest master. |
Confirmed. |
Steps to reproduce this issue:
jekyll serve
As you scroll the sections the top list item will have the
active
class but the secondary list items are not targeted.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: